The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-17

bridge.
TO-DAY is St. Patrick's Day. Like
wise" days and nights are now Of equa.
length
THE Pilot IS indebted to Hon. Rein.
hardt Rahr for copy Of the Blue Book
for 1887.
AWNINGS are being put up over show
windows, another indication that spring
is coming.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs
THE assembly bill to amend the char.
ter Of the city of Manitowoc was passed
on Tuesday
THE assembly killed a bill requiring
saloons to be closed on Sundays and
election days.
BEAD TRIMMINGS and passamentaries
for dress trimming, at Barnes, Mendhk
4 AIulholland's
A CALL for democratic ward caucuses
and city convention will be found in
another column.
DR.. A. G. FRASER has purchased of Mrs
COakley the residence now occupied by
him on York street.
THE large residence Of C. Backhause
near kiel was burned at an early hour on
Monday morning
THE manufacture of maple syrup will
soon being and this promises to be a
good season for it.
AZ exposition guarantee fund has been
raised in Milwaukee and the big show
vii! be held this year.
OWNERS Of cheese factories are already
getting things in shape for the opening
of the eheese-mahing season.
An advertisement Offering a desirable
cheese factory for sale will be found in
another column Of this issue.
Two RIVERS is the best bridged city in
the state Of its size. 1t seems to have {
mania for bridges iron ones.
THERE seems to be a disposition on the
part Of every one to do anything in rea-
son to give the city boost"
WINTER turned on his track on Monday
and made people feel thankful that winter
clothing was not yet discarded
john KABEL has accepted a position
with the Hekla Insurance Co. and will nc
longer do business in Ahnapee.
THE charter for the new National Bank
at haukauna has been issued and the
bank Will soon be ready for business.
THE snow has been going off so stead
ily that it has slipped away without
causing any of the anticipated foods.
CHALLTE delaines, good styles but dark
colors, at Zoe. a yard at
II SCHUEFTE Bros.
Local politics do not seem to receive
much attention so far although the time
for holding the spring elections is not fan
distant
THE first robin has not put in an APP
pearance yet but Mr.. Kemper reports
having seen meadow larks and blue Jaws
this week,
TIE sixteen keepers of the Amigo
Club Houses" were arrested last week
and fined SO each for selling liquor with
out d license.
INVITATIONS to the legislative ball al
Madison, to come off tomorrow evening
have been received by a number of Man.
itowoc people.
The amount of tax money returned by
City Treasurer Haukohl as uncollecteG
viii be less than S1,5O0-a trife below
the average sum.
An early spring seems to be confidently
expected by every one. 1t is said the
straits will be open earlier this spring
than for years before.
MICHAEL HAYES of Meme was a caller
at The Pilot Office on Thursday last. He
was on his way home from a visit up the
I line as far as Ashland.
OLD winter fastened his grip upon the
country again on Monday and the pros
poets OF an early spring disappeared in
blizzard Of snow and cold.
The village Of Cato is holding a serie.
of religious meetings in the nature o.
reviyals. A young man, student from
Lawrence University, conducts them.
\ LOT Of odd vests for boys of all sizes
marked down from Toe, si.00 and s1.25
to Toe, 25c. and SOC, to close.
/ l. SCHUETTE Bios.
JOSEPH MILLER returned on Monda,
| from visit to his brother in Racine
While there he witnessed a very success
full test of the new system of water works
KUNz & BLEsER have purchased
blooded Holstein bull which. althoug
less than two years old, weighs 1925 To-
and Is said to be remarkably fine ANNA
IT is thought navigation will open yer
early on the lakes the coming season.
Some vessel men place the date of tn
opening of the Straits as early as April
THE water works ordinance will prob
ably be published next week. From
present indications the question will no
be ready for a vote at the regular mum
cipal election and special election vii
have to be held.